Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-19
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Furnished weekly to the Intclligen by
Captain j. ID. Conner, recorder of deeds OF
Lafayette county, Mol
Abstract of the deeds filed in the Office OF
Recorder of Deeds from Saturday, March ..
to Saturday, March II, A. D., feS6. Only such
as contain covenants of warranty contained
in list.
E. r. Ashcraft to Doman andAsh-
craft, one half acre, pit NV 10, 4s,21$ 20 90
NJ. A. SkidmOre to Alex. Booker,
lot 7. DIX 10. l3O uU
John w. TATE to Henry J. Land
wehn, 200 acres, w hf NV. and W hf
W ht Inf NV and ne sw So, 80. 26,
also end hf ne II end hf Sc "a,
so, &c .................... 5000 90
Jas. A. Elmore and wife to JAS.
E. Elmore, 100 acres, pit sw sw 6,
40. IS, also Sc Sc sw Sc l and pit Sc
sw ], 40, % $500 90
acres, W pit W hf sw II, 49, 90. 200 90
American Bank to j. b. Jones, 2
acres, pit NV NV l6, 40, %. ... l 90
Frank NJ. kesterson to Rosa Kes-
tersOn, 40 acres, sw sw 32. 49. 2S.. l 400 90
G. 8. kesters0n to Rosa Kesterson,
45 acres, pit sw ne and NV Sc 5, 4S % ,225 90
E. Kesterson, so acres, SO ne 3, and
ne sc 8, 4s, 2s. $500 OC
G. S. Kesterson and wife to T.
Dick kestcrson. 20 acres, pt W hi sw
33, 40, %; also pl Sc sw 3S, 40, 2s :. 2.1OO OC
Thos. Z. Wood to Alice Z. Ker-
dolff. 81 acres more or less, pt sw 27,
81, q: ::..;;.;:: ..:............... 1900 OF
W. +. KerdOlf and wife to Sarah
A. MOOrehead, W lf lots 3 and 4,
Woods subdivision. On....... 600 OF
j. f. Hassell and wife to f. K.
Hearie. lot s, and % ft off side lot
7, blk 15. Observation-Disclosures. 1000 OF
II. August Osthoff to Fred. A.
Obeerhellman, S5t acres, hf NV
80, 30. %; also o. acres, pit W hf NV
| 80, 80, %. 5000 on
Nathaniel Davis and wife to Mary
S.Snodgrass,lot IL, blk 3, P. Il S. add
to Odessa. ..................... 425 OF
VIM. A. Farrell, ct at to Geo. W.
| Roberts. 40 acres, NV ne %, 40, % 200 on
.. A. zones and wife to SOprania
! Reed, int lot 8, blk K, McMeekin's
add to Higginsvile .. 1000, 0,
John o'Maley to j. H. Campbell,
lots and 8, blk D....... d. IS Y
Geo. krutz to l.. NJ. Webb, ~
acres. W hf sw 10, 4s, % .......... 1000 OF
Talbert Mason TO A. E. Elliott,
hf lots 10, II, Il, blk 80, Ist addition
to Lexington. ........... .......... 1000 o.
S. l.. Ramsey to 1. s. Grosshart,
lot 3, blk 3, Ramsey's add to Odessa 200 OF
Chas Lieser and wife to W. B,Mc-
Farland, lots 4, and 6, blk c,
Liesers add to Corder. ...... 200 0,
Catherine Leard and others to A.
Leona Mitchell, lot c, blk 25, 1st add
to Lexington. ....................... $500 o
Frank Trigg to Robert Taylor,
los ii and II, Woods sub division to
| Lexington 400 u
}, S. Grosshart 10 j. II. Gauss, lot
| x blk x R.mSpvsS add tn nloS.a
| Robt. Taylor to Jas. W. Harrison,
lot 3. blk 5, 1st add to Lexington. 200 0
| Susan A. Taylor to Jas. w. Har-
rison, lots |, and 4. blk 5, 1st add
| to Lexington 600 0
w. S. Clagett to Ernest Hoffman.
strip pit he sw 80. 81, "a 165 0
John McMeekin and wife to Il. 2.
Price. pit lot ., blk P, McMeekin's
add to Hgginsville e.. 10
W. h. Kerdolff and wife to Lucy
T. Davis, lots and 10. blk l, "Col-
lege Place" (Lexington) ........ 45O q
nS1 No instrument will be filed until th
fee Is paid. -Al
st. Louis Repubican:-"Hon. Geo
Graham Vest is still voting monoto
nously against the undemocrati
schemes of the forty-ninth congress
The very small minority in which h
generally finds himself does not dis
courage him in the least"
The plucky Mayflower is going f
contest with the British yacht, Arrow
for the Queens cup, which the latte
has held since 1852. The Mavflower
a beauty and flyer and we hope sin
VIII sneed through the air and over til
water swI,:er even than an arrow.
In reply to the toast "The Admins
tration" in Brooklyn, Gen. Blac
dwelt upon the democratic origin ;
civil-service reform through the Tide
platform of 1876, and made a clear ex
position of the law abiding and judic
Gus course of the president in admin:
tering the system which he found
operation when he took Office in 1888
Lawrence Krug, in Jail at Chicago,
charged with poisoning five womel
and a Rhode Island woman has il
dictments pending against her char
ing her with numbering six men /
poison. Why wouldn't it do, as 6
experiment, to see which could o
away with the other first, the man
the woman, to hitch these two up t
gether:
y. Y. Herald: d:-"That pension We
of Mr.. Cleveland will stand the test
time. Some people thought it pinch,
a little at first, like a new shoe, b
every day increases the favor wi
which it is regarded. 1t was a square
honest act, and the country likes SUI
things. 1t hasn't had much experien
; of that kind for the last twenty-ti
wears, and so ii was taken by surpri.
but the sober second thought is one
approval"
Owing to poor business, the mel
bers OF the Detroit Board of Trade a
reported to be starving-that is, col
paratively speaking, we suppose. Al
the members of good many simil
institutions are suffering from t
same cause. The real reason tor Il
is that the people have discover
Boards of Trade to be simply
!, euphonions name for a practical ga
bling house, and are giving them
pretty severe letting alone.